Sentence examples for Gain some support from inspiring English sources

Some analysts said Samsung's aggressive stance could help it gain some support from consumers.

In the first half of 2017, several amendments were added to the "sanctuary-state" bill, which helped it to gain some support from law enforcement.

In the British Muslim community, by no means homogenous, Warsi should gain some support for putting her job where her mouth is over the distress of Gaza.

"Because he's running behind," Paul Vallet, of the Paris Institute of Political Studies, said of Mr. Sarkozy, "he can hope to gain some support in the case of a debate victory".

One of the most important changes, and one that may gain some support, would make it harder for the country's Constitutional Court, a supreme judicial body, to ban political parties for undermining secularism and the unity of the country.

The Labour leader said the party would tout its alternative proposal in which the UK would remain in the customs union and retain a close relationship with the single market, in an attempt to gain some support in the business community.

A regional sales tax has gained some support in Montgomery.

The proposed closing, albeit a long shot, has gained some support this year among Vermont politicians.

While Mr. Wheeler has gained some support, he will have to overcome critics.

The mayor has gained some support for his effort within the Council, the State Legislature and the construction industry.

The idea of making tuition tax-deductible is gaining some support in Washington, but its future is uncertain in Congress.